. >>> and moy python fans, get ready for the dream of lifeti. "ely today" starts right now. >>> is is "early today" for tuesday,ovember 19th. >>> good morning everybody, i'm richard lui. we begin witbreaking news overseas. two exosions that apparently targeted the embassyn beirut just a short time ago. at least3 people were killed, 146 woundeby the blasts. security officials say the attacks were carried out by two suice bombers, one on a motorcycle andne in a car. iran's ambassador was not hurt in this, but the country's cultural attache was killed, and damage to t compound, and the lebanon group, affiliated with al qaeda, is claiming responsibility. >>> even with winds of 0 miles per ur, you can see clear path of destructionrom the tornadoes. outside, tes are standing and cars remain in parking spaces. those images were from the ha-hit city of washington illino, and that's where nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: aeerie silence settled across thetrike zone this morning but that silence will soon giveay to families returning to sift thr

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ed moy is the chief strategist for morgan gold. thanks for being with us, ed. one thing in the notes here, you say if the market normalizes, gold prices may normalize to correlate with the federal debt again. so they're going to do, what, go up or down? >> so that's economic speak for saying that gold prices and the amount of debt will work lockstep with each other. so when the debt is at 16 trillion, gold should be about $1600. and it's followed that for the last 30 years. dennis: and then what happened? we hit a high of gold, $1900 august 2011. our federal debt's been going up, but gold is now down at 1282. >> gold end up to 900 when it should have been 1600, and now it's corrected to 1300, so it's well under what the amount is. so eventually when the fed pulls out of quantitative easing, the gold market will normalize back to historical trends, and gold should start going up again. dennis: i'm sorry for the simple question, but why is it that if the fed starts cutting back on promiscuous monetary policy, gold goes up in price? i thought it's because we fear

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>> that just goes back to what s superior management over a century ago. and at the same time i should know we are mismanaging our salmon stocks by chasing them around the ocean, open ocean and over harvesting salmon and many other species. we could learn from what the native americans did. john: you say you can see the private property difference by driving through some indian land >> it is fascinating to drive through the reservation in the west. recently i drove through the crow indian reservation in south-central montana, and when you come to fence line and on one side see overgrazing, a few scrawny cattle, maybe a house and if so not a very little boss, right next door you would see cultivated fields, irrigation systems, beautiful barns, and so on. and you don't even need to look at the property records to know that the productive one is held in private and the other one is held in common interest by the federal government's. john: indians on both sides of the road, property on one. you can even see a. the difference. >> you can see it. it's fascinati

who is in charge of relief service and has po potential moy to give to help people get back on their feet. >> you are familiar with the area give us the scale of the destruction and the stories that are coming out. >> everybody and that means everybody has been affected by this. in a country of 92 million around 11 million people have been affected. >> i happen to be one of 11 million people and i'm told that i have distant relatives who lived in a neighborhood along here most of them have been killed i'm told. the caretaker of our ancestorial home here, his entire family has been killed. there is only one person left in that person's family. that ancestral home i was talking about was completely destroyed. my grandparents donated to this church an enormous mahogany door the major door to the church that has been completely destroyed. that is one of 11 million stories of people who have been affected. you can get a sense of how kilometre after kilometre this island is just ribboned with trees that have no leaves, that have lost their pla branches. sugar fields who have the cane compl

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